loneranger
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At what temperature and or length of daylight do Rye Oat and Winter Wheat stop growing ? Are we nearing that time ? Temps in 60s even some 70s I assume growth continues. Daylight is getting short however. thanks
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Rye Oat Winter Wheat
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Rye grows all the way to 33 degrees. (The colder it get the more it slows down)
Its one of the many advantages of rye.
Its one of the many advantages of rye.
loneranger
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For your information, Much of Iowa is still dry or much below average in moisture. From Western Iowa westward to California many people are very very dry and under drought conditions. Not humorous. Glad Floris is wet.Thanks IowaBowHunter1983 for the information.!